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Arms and Flag of Buochs, Switzerland (Wikipedia
& fotw); Arms and Flag of Tartar, Switzerland (Wikipedia
& fotw); Flag of Groesbeek, The Netherlands (fotw)
Please note that this term is not to be confused with unde, undy or wavy – see ‘wavy’
Flag and Arms of New Brunswick, Canada (fotw &
Wikipedia);
Flag and Arms of Elblag County, Poland (fotw);
Flag and Arms of Lisbon, Portugal (fotw)
Please note that the terms “nef” and “cog” both refer to a single-masted sailing vessel and are generally considered interchangeable, however, properly speaking the earlier cog was steered by a long oar, whereas the later nef had a stern mounted rudder.
Please note that the term dates from the early 19th Century, and the South American wars of liberation against Spain.
National Flag of Colombia (fotw); National Flag of
Ecuador (fotw); Flag of Chiquintad, Equador (Antonio Martins)
Flag of National Socialist Action, Chile (fotw); Flag of
National Democratic Party (1999-2009), Lithuania (fotw);
Flag of the Hungarian Welfare Association, Hungary (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany (fotw); Flag of
Kiel, Germany (fotw); Arms and Flag of
Pinneberg, Germany (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Škabrnje, Croatia (fotw); Flag
and Arms of
Saint-Cierges, Switzerland (fotw &
Wikipedia)
Flag of Titterten, Switzerland (fotw); Flag of the
Veneto Region, Italy; Flag and Arms of
Kastav, Croatia (fotw); Flag and Arms of Glarus, Switzerland (fotw
& Wikipedia)
National Flag of Iceland (fotw)
Flag of Nýrov, Czech Republic (fotw)
Please note that this term, whilst an extension of those existing and established, has been introduced by the editors.
National Flag of Trinidad and Tobago (fotw);
Flag of Aspariegos, Spain (fotw); Flag of
Arco-Íris, Brazil (fotw);
Flag of the Alaska State Troopers, US (fotw)
19th Century Number/Insurance Flag from Stralsund, Germany (Željko Heimer)
Numeral Flags 0 – 3 in the RN/USN/NATO Code of Naval Signals (fotw)
Numeral Pennants 0 to 3 in the International Code of Signals (fotw)
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